Tonelux rack question

Hope209 · 22nd January 2007

Does the tonelux stuff work in any smaller racks than the one that's on their page?

Sui_City · 22nd January 2007

No, just the Tonelux rack for now.

ToneLux · 22nd January 2007

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Originally Posted by Hope209

Does the tonelux stuff work in any smaller racks than the one that's on their page?

We will be releasing an inboard PSU for the Vrack, which will take up 6 slots, and will be able to power another rack, which would give you 10 postions.

Then we will be releasing a 3 slot Hrack for single U spaces, which will allow the perfect rig for live, as you could put in a pre, eq and comp.

As far as a "lunchbox" type of box, I'm still up in the air about it. We use 4 power supplies, so the cost would be about the same as the 16 slot unit.

We'll see.....

kellyd · 23rd January 2007

With the exception of having 500 series modules which are easy enough to find a home with their own box. The Tonelux VRack is unique since it can be a mixer bus yet still be used as a standard application lunch or combo of both in the same rack. W/ 16 slots it goes a long way and the way Paul is coming up with all these great new moudules it's a no brainer. There's no lunchbox I would rather own. His new comp is supposed to be amazing though I haven't had the chance to hear it yet. Sitll haven't heard one of his modules that didn't exceed my expectatioins. Then with great products like the Daking, a possible distressor and many other potential developers getting invloved this could be one of the coolers situations on the market. I have 2 VRacks for mixing but will add a 3rd soon for extra pres, comps and eqs. Grea job Paul. Thanks. Kelly.

Hope209 · 23rd January 2007

The VRACK and PS is only around $1000?

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22nd January 2007	#2
Sui_City Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2004 Location: South of South Posts: 820	No, just the Tonelux rack for now.

23rd January 2007	#4
kellyd Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2003 Location: Austin Posts: 1,243	With the exception of having 500 series modules which are easy enough to find a home with their own box. The Tonelux VRack is unique since it can be a mixer bus yet still be used as a standard application lunch or combo of both in the same rack. W/ 16 slots it goes a long way and the way Paul is coming up with all these great new moudules it's a no brainer. There's no lunchbox I would rather own. His new comp is supposed to be amazing though I haven't had the chance to hear it yet. Sitll haven't heard one of his modules that didn't exceed my expectatioins. Then with great products like the Daking, a possible distressor and many other potential developers getting invloved this could be one of the coolers situations on the market. I have 2 VRacks for mixing but will add a 3rd soon for extra pres, comps and eqs. Grea job Paul. Thanks. Kelly.